Quick Guide to Starting Predictive Maintenance

"Equipment maintenance activities are shifting from 'maintaining before failure' to predictive maintenance that 'detects abnormalities at the warning stage'." *Free explanatory materials are currently available.*

Maintenance activities to ensure stable operation of equipment within facilities are crucial for running a business. In the past, the mainstream maintenance approach was "repairing after a failure" or reactive maintenance, but it has gradually shifted to "performing maintenance before a failure occurs," known as preventive maintenance. However, it is also true that there are challenges such as "the need to stop equipment (TBM)" and "only skilled workers can understand the condition of the equipment (CBM)." Therefore, the challenges of preventive maintenance are being addressed through IoT and AI, leading to a higher level of maintenance. Predictive maintenance, which detects abnormalities at the warning stage, is gaining traction. This document provides a clear explanation of how to implement "predictive maintenance." [Contents (partial)] ■ What it means to be in a state of predictive maintenance ■ Steps for implementing predictive maintenance ■ Case studies ■ Conclusion ■ Solution introduction *Free materials are currently available! Please be sure to read them from "PDF Download."

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